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7 Paradoxically, the LIFO method, although it is common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor is it encouraged by the Inland Revenue
A: although it is common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor is it encouraged by the Inland Revenue
B: although it is common in the US, is one that is not permitted or encouraged by either the UK Companies Act or the Inland Revenue
C: being common in the US, is neither permitted nor encouraged by the UK Companies Act and the Inland Revenue respectively
D: being common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor is it encouraged by the Inland Revenue
E: although common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor encouraged by the Inland Revenue
A: although it is common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor is it encouraged by the Inland Revenue
B: although it is common in the US, is one that is not permitted or encouraged by either the UK Companies Act or the Inland Revenue
C: being common in the US, is neither permitted nor encouraged by the UK Companies Act and the Inland Revenue respectively
D: being common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor is it encouraged by the Inland Revenue
E: although common in the US, is neither permitted by the UK Companies Act nor encouraged by the Inland Revenue
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25 Jul 2005, 17:25
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E is good. neither permitted... not encouraged...
A is wordy
All with being are out,
In B, one that is redundant. Use either one or that...
A is wordy
All with being are out,
In B, one that is redundant. Use either one or that...
